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"Being" by Aloysius Rother, S.J., originally published in 1911, is a profound exploration into the fundamental nature of existence. This philosophical work delves into the intricacies of metaphysics, examining the concept of 'being' from a scholastic perspective. Rother's treatise offers a detailed analysis of ontology, inviting readers to consider the essential qualities and characteristics that define reality.
This enduring work provides valuable insights into classical philosophical thought, making it an essential read for students, scholars, and anyone interested in grappling with the deeper questions about the nature of existence and the world around us. Rother's clear and methodical approach renders complex ideas accessible, ensuring this book remains relevant for contemporary readers seeking to understand the foundations of metaphysical inquiry.
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